Caught Ray

guess you either quarantine them for sometime first before selling, else people buy alr infect their whole tank, you kenna kan like siao.

[dogface]

Heard some of the Rays in LFSs are caught from reservoirs.

Was told there are pple catching them on demand.

well just to share my experience

my friend caught 2 females for me i didn't know where he got it from but he just ask me go his house collect if i really want them.

so after arriving at his house the rays were in very bad shape you can tell they are really stressed and cramp in a 1.5ft cube like toyogo container at that time they were 6 and about 8 inch

so i brought them home i put them in a 3ft curve pal for the next 2weeks

and i let them rest for about 30mins -45mins while waiting i made my own D.I.Y filter from tapao container i put some coral chip and small bio home and the water was still the reservoir water btw.

so after i was done i slowly use a air tube and drip my water for the next pass 1week.

day 2 i start sucking out the dirt,dust and sand from the pal everyday about 10-20% while it drips and i bought small goldfish and shrimp to get them to start eating as you can tell they are really skinny

about 5days later they started eating bit by bit and over some time they started eating de

so now they at my house eating like pigs and like to fly around and go up the wall so and so but the part which really made me so happy is when sometimes i come back from army tired when i look at them they tend to come close to me as if like a dog greeting its owner very touching

[gracy]

Yours, probably also because you are experience in this forte maybe.. if given the chance for me. They probably die under my care during conversion/transition.

How big are they now? Share some photos if you can!

Originally Posted by wonderpets

well just to share my experience

my friend caught 2 females for me i didn't know where he got it from but he just ask me go his house collect if i really want them.

so after arriving at his house the rays were in very bad shape you can tell they are really stressed and cramp in a 1.5ft cube like toyogo container at that time they were 6 and about 8 inch

so i brought them home i put them in a 3ft curve pal for the next 2weeks

and i let them rest for about 30mins -45mins while waiting i made my own D.I.Y filter from tapao container i put some coral chip and small bio home and the water was still the reservoir water btw.

so after i was done i slowly use a air tube and drip my water for the next pass 1week.

day 2 i start sucking out the dirt,dust and sand from the pal everyday about 10-20% while it drips and i bought small goldfish and shrimp to get them to start eating as you can tell they are really skinny

about 5days later they started eating bit by bit and over some time they started eating de

so now they at my house eating like pigs and like to fly around and go up the wall so and so but the part which really made me so happy is when sometimes i come back from army tired when i look at them they tend to come close to me as if like a dog greeting its owner very touching

[Aro1]

Heard or learnt of anyone catching black ray in Singapore reservoir?

[Terrier]

Originally Posted by mysecretroom

Caught a motoro Ray at mandai reservoir when fishing. Wonder how much this 8'' pc of motoro can fetch?

So, can mention is wild caught(WC) ray..haha

what bait did you use to catch? must sink to bottom onot? feel like trying my luck

[Luc]

Our reservoirs turning into the next Amazon. Got big red arowanas even...

[Eric_tan60]

Originally Posted by Luc

Our reservoirs turning into the next Amazon. Got big red arowanas even...

agree i did saw jumbo aros at reservoirs before.

Originally Posted by Aro1

Heard or learnt of anyone catching black ray in Singapore reservoir?

heard from friend few yrs back ago some 1 did caught pdr at reservoirs

[azon]

Originally Posted by Aro1

Heard or learnt of anyone catching black ray in Singapore reservoir?

not yet but since your house near reservoir so you can go release some and we go fish one year later..